The Master of Management: Co-operatives and Credit Unions (MMCCU) is a master’s degree in co-operative and credit union administration. … This program is designed to improve students’ understanding of management within the context of the co-operative economic model.
Colleges and Universities Offering Master of Cooperative Management in Ghana are:
UPSA
General Entry Requirements
Applicants who possess any of the following can apply:
• A bachelor’s degree from an NAB recognised university/institution in relevant discipline with;
a) a second class lower or better
b) a third class, however such applicants will be required to go through screening and selection interview to ascertain their suitability for admission
• Relevant recognized full professional qualification such as ICAG, ACCA, CIMA, CIM, CPA, ICSA and CIB.
• International applicants with a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in related fields established by NAB. Evidence of proficiency in the English Language will be required in the case of applicants from non-English speaking countries.
What is the importance of cooperative management?
Cooperatives are viewed as important tools for improving the living and working conditions of both women and men. Since the users of the services they provide owned them, cooperatives make decisions that balance the need for profitability with the welfare of their members and the community, which they serve.
What is a Bachelor of Science in cooperative management?
Bachelor in Cooperatives (BCOOP)
Towards these ends, the Bachelor in Cooperatives Program specifically aims to: produce cooperative specialists with a higher degree of competence and expertise in business management, financial management, and community development.